****ing hell Kos, now I do feel old. I was at that fight and had been married and divorced by then!!!
Lewis-Rahman for me I think. Though I wasn't into boxing back then and Lennox was on Box Office. Forget about being jealous of the Fab Four and Tyson, I'm jealous about missing out on the Lennox era :-(
I was like 7/8 at the time and I remember my brother making me score the fight the next morning over and over again :yep I was probably shown the second Tyson-Holyfield fight by my Dad before that, I just can't remember it as clearly as watching Lewis-Holyfield I.
The first fight I ever watched was Minter v Auntofermo when Minter won the title and from that night on Boxing was my sport...:yep
It was on a Sunday if I remember because my Aunt used to look after us and she let me stay up to watch it bless her...:good
I managed to catch the end of his era - I can still remember the Rahman fights, the Tyson fight and the Vitali fight very clearly. In fact I wanted Vitali to beat Lewis after Lewis destroyed Tyson Sadly I was more into wrestling back then :tired
I don't remember, I DO remember keeping asking my Dad who was winning and him not being able to give me a straight answer. Which was fair enough looking back, it was a close fight and Minter was away from home!!
I bet it wasn't real wrestling like me and Gaz probably watched on World of Sport with Dickie Davies...:good Mick McManus v Kendo Nagasaki...:happy
Nah, it was the soap opera kind It was great at the time when I was a kid :yep:good Just wish I didn't overlook the boxing instead of it...
Toney's form just collapsed after the loss to Jones, but he was very inconsistent even prior to that. He was getting beaten very clearly by Nunn, and only his defensive skills and colid chin kept him in it. He looked mediocre a few other times too. At his best though, he's a joy to watch - he slips punches, moves underneath them and then sets up a punch right after it. I prefer watching him to Jones for the simple balls it takes to sit in the pocket like that.